Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-23
G. F. BROWN, Prop.
GREETINGS.
DIR. W. Kelly, dentist Alma.


Aba Eckert, Of Arcadia, is very i'll
with typhoid fever.
Willie Glow left Monday for a visit
with friends at Jackson.
Most complete stock of school books
I'm the city at Webb's Drug Store.
What is the trouble with our Shep-
herd and Elm Hall correspondents.
J. Kelley. of Duluth, is the guests of
d. c. Fisher and family, this week.
b. S. Webb has bought the house
formerly owned 10y Marcus Pollasky.
The finest lines of top rings in the
county may be seen at Pequegnat d
Sons Alma.
The finest line of silverware | ever
,,aw is at Pequegnat n Sons Alma,
NV stock.
II. Z. Clark, of Sheridan, was III
town Wednesday the guest of his son
HI. Clark.
T.. A. Ely our former post master
now IN \ 'ebraska, is in town visiting
his many lends.
BIZ. Sco,rll, proment attorney of
st. Louis was in town Monday on pre-
fessional busi.le SIS.
DR.. Weaver ct urned the first Of the
week from IIesl ,er.a where he had been
visiting his daus hte.-'
Charley McNe ly rel urned from Har-
Dor Point Tuesd ay, ht has the same
smile and friendly hand shake as here
to fore.
NJ. Il. Osterhout, of G-eenville, Pa,
was the guest Of Mrs. J. ii. Ellis, Of
Arcadia. last week. lie is much de-
lighted with this country and will soon
make this his future home.
II. l.. Clark formerly with Poll. 'sky
Bros. has accepted position with i.
W. Mcleod. Homer is a first class
clerk and We wish him success.
Pres. Geo. +. Hunting preached a
very interesting sermon at College
Chapel last Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, which was well attended by
our citizens as well as the students.
Mrs. NJ. d. Fuller, of Filley Neb., in
behalf Of the ladies Of the Baptist Aid
Society, wishes to thank the friends of
Alma who so generously assisted in
raising the fund for the church organ.
The IIillsdale College Herald is the
only college paper in the world which
is published every week the year round.
-Eremng Ne,rs. Wait until the Alma
College gets started and you may see
two
Some low contemplate pup lifted the
,vlash ut the dam one night last week,
ea, sing the Roller Mill to be stopped,
and large expense to w. S. & 5. in re-
fitting the same. The parties are
spotteG Md may have to put up.
ID. Reed. Supervisor Of Arcadia took
Mrs. Thos. ioetts living one mile and a
half south ,,f Alma to the Insane
Asylum at Grand Traverse last Satur-
day. She has been in critical condit-
ion for some time and was creating con-
siderable excitement.
On the south side of Superior street
lust west of the Lansing and Mt. Pleas
ant railroad track is piece of side
walk that should be seen to. There is
drop off of Q feet and four different
parties, that we know Of have busted
shins The next will be a-broken leg
:. w-suit for damages.
-ge Bert the faithful porter at the
w. 80 Vouse was severely injured
"Hsi' supposed to he caused by
uesusy ias', " sample trunks. Geo.
."hu'i"g 50 NAL. the house, and will
is a favOrite about comnel,ed N 10
be missed, he will b, Davidson has
quiet few days. Frank ,verv.
taken his place until his rec,
Miller Bros. the popular imp ness
firm of this place are making readi
to put fine display of their goods a,
the 1th aca fair. Me ssrs Miller's have
fine line and know how to handle it.
1t is safe To say there is not firm in !
the county that have disposed of as
many good this season as they; another
testimony for steady advertising
Parties wishing to attend M onte
Cristo" at Holcomb's Opera House Fri
day ngn, at st. Louis remember that
Will Rowland prop eritor of the omni-
bus line will run a buss and will leave
Pequegnat & Son store at 7:3O o'clock.
round trip 25 cts and those taking train
can return by omnibus for - cts, it is n
grand play and will be largely attended
by our people.